Title: Quiz 6
Course: CTS 2307 Windows Management > Section: Module 6

Q: Which NFC mode allows for contactless payments and ticketing?

Q: Which NFC mode allows the reading of tags that are embedded in other objects such as magazines or posters?

Q: How close do two NFC devices need to be to each other to allow the exchange of information?

Q: Which NFC mode enables two devices to share data with each other?

Q: What should you do to protect your Windows Phone 8 wallet to protect you against unwanted NFC payments and purchases from the Windows Store?
- Enable encryption on the mobile device
- Enable a PIN on the wallet
- Use Exchange ActiveSync
- Avoid untrusted 802.11 wireless networks
A: Enable a PIN on the wallet

Q: What benefits does a secure SIM card provide?

Q: What name has Microsoft given to the act of using NFC to connect an app running on your phone with an app running on another person's phone?
- Tap and Launch
- Tap and Setup
- Tap and Send
- Tap and Use
A: Tap and Use

Q: What name is given to the chip in a mobile device that is used to identify and authenticate the device to the mobile network?
- Subscriber Identity Module
- Mobile Subscriber Integrated Services Digital Network Number
- International Mobile Subscriber Identity Number
- Mobile Authentication Module
A: Subscriber Identity Module

Q: What is required to be done on a mobile device if you will be using the in-depth mobile management mode provided by SCCM 2012?

Q: What frequency does NFC utilize?

Q: What outcome can occur if you fail to establish a BYOD policy within your organization?

Q: Exchange ActiveSync is based on __________ and works over the __________ or __________ protocols.

Q: When you install the CAS role on Exchange, you automatically install what type of digital certificate?
- A Web server certificate from your internal PKI
- A self-signed certificate
- A default Microsoft issued CAS certificate
- No certificate is installed by default
A: A self-signed certificate

Q: When configuring ActiveSync policies, you have three options available to select from that modify how passwords must be configured on devices after you enable the Require a password option. Which of the following listed items is not one of these options?
- Enforce maximum password age
- Allow simple passwords
- Password must include this many character sets
- Require an alphanumeric password
A: Enforce maximum password age

Q: Which of the following is a requirement to use the in-depth mobile management solution of SCCM 2012 instead of the light management mode?
- Exchange Server 2010 or higher is required
- Exchange ActiveSync is required
- A PKI is required
- Windows Phone 7 or 8 devices are required
A: A PKI is required

Q: When purchasing a certificate from a trusted commercial Certificate Authority, what class of certificate could you use for the CAS server to secure ActiveSync? (Choose all that apply.)
- Class 1
- Class 2
- Class 2c
- Class 3
A: Class 2; Class 3
If wrong: Class 2 and Class 3 digital certificates are intended to identify individuals and devices, and either would be a good choice. Class 1 digital certificates have almost no validation as part of their issuance. There is no Class 2c certificate.

Q: Which mobile device types are supported by the light management mode of ActiveSync and will not require you to use the in-depth mobile management mode of SCCM 2012? (Choose all that apply.)
- Windows Phone 6.5
- Windows Phone 7
- iOS
- Android
A: Windows Phone 7; iOS; Android
If wrong: Light mobile device management provides excellent inventory and reporting capabilities, enables you to define an organization-level ActiveSync policy, supports device wipe, and supports EAS devices including Windows Phone 7/8, iOS, Android, and Palm devices. Windows Phone 6.5x and WinCE management will require using the in-depth mobile management mode of SCCM 2012.

Q: Which recovery method enables you to keep your personal data, Windows Store apps, and basic settings while resetting Windows back to a good working state?
- Windows 8 File Recovery drive
- File History
- System Restore
- PC Refresh
A: PC Refresh

Q: Which recovery method helps you boot into an environment to get you back into the system so you can begin the troubleshooting process?
- Windows 8 File Recovery drive
- File History
- System Restore
- PC Refresh
A: Windows 8 File Recovery drive

Q: Which recovery option would be your best choice if you needed to recover to a state prior to when a problematic application was installed?
- Windows 8 File Recovery drive
- File History
- System Restore
- PC Refresh
A: System Restore

Q: Which recovery option would be your best choice if you wanted to perform troubleshooting on your computer before attempting a more invasive recovery method?
- Windows 8 File Recovery drive
- File History
- System Restore
- PC Refresh
A: Windows 8 File Recovery drive

Q: By default, how often does File History copy files to the backup location?

Q: __________ are a collection of settings that enable you to customize how you want Windows 8 to look and function.

Q: You want to copy data from a corrupt profile stored on your computer that belongs to another user. What must you do before you can copy data from that profile folder?

Q: Using the ___________ utility, you can use PC Refresh and retain your settings and traditional desktop applications.

Q: After you perform a PC Refresh, what will you need to do to recover the traditional applications you had installed?
- Use System Recovery
- Use AppLocker to recover them
- Use the HTML file on your desktop to acquire them
- Use Windows Backup and Restore
A: Use the HTML file on your desktop to acquire them

Q: If you create a Windows 8 File Recovery drive on a Windows 8 64-bit system, what systems can you use to repair it?

Q: What happens when System Restore has used all of the space allocated to it for restore points?

Q: Is the new File History feature in Windows 8 enabled or disabled by default?

Q: Which recovery method allows users to back up their personal files to an external drive or network share without administrative assistance?
- Windows 8 File Recovery drive
- File History
- System Restore
- PC Refresh
A: File History

Q: Which recovery method can be used to recover settings and registry data, but not personal data?
- Windows 8 File Recovery drive
- File History
- System Restore
- PC Refresh
A: System Restore

Q: If you installed Windows 8 on the "C" drive of your computers, where would you find user profiles stored?
- C:\Windows\Users
- C:\Documents and Settings
- C:\Program Data\Users
- C:\Users
A: C:\Users

Q: By default, how long will File History keep your saved versions in the backup location?
- Forever
- 1 year
- 6 months
- 2 years
A: Forever

Q: Which of the following items would File History not be able to backup? (Choose all that apply.)
- Library items such as the My Documents folder
- System files such as the Windows directory
- Internet Explorer favorites
- Application files such as the Program Files directory
A: System files such as the Windows directory; Application files such as the Program Files directory
If wrong: By default, File History backs up everything in your libraries, desktop, and favorites. The libraries contain items such as My Documents, My Music, My Pictures, and Public document folders. File History does not back up your system and application files.

Q: Which of the following statements about File History is not correct?
- File History can back up your files to the cloud
- Computer users can turn File History on or off
- Computer users can restore files without administrator intervention
- File History does not require Administrative privileges to set up and run
A: File History can back up your files to the cloud